‘It was with home-made wine that our winemaking tradition began, and it serves as an important benchmark in the market. We must continue to celebrate this event, but, most importantly, we must continue to promote the image of the Republic of Moldova, including through the culture of home winemaking,’ noted MAIA Minister Eugen Osmochescu during the awards ceremony.
This year’s winners of the ‘Polobocul de Aur’ competition were:
Best White Wine – *Vitis vinifera*
Niculi Vasile, Congaz – Pinot Gris
Sergiu Șpak, Petișen – Fetească Regală
Best white wine – hybrid varieties and *Vitis labrusca*
Valeriu Surucanu, Cojushna – Niagara/Kuderca
Best rosé wine
Timofei Pogor, Vasien – Busuiocă
Best red wine – *Vitis vinifera*
Ion Sarandi, Avdarma – Rara Neagră
Best red wine – hybrid varieties and *Vitis labrusca*
Grigore Syrtmachi, Vulcănești – Zaybel
Best aged red wine
Tudor Șeptelici, Ungheni – Rară Neagră
Best white fortified wine
Yurie Belioaglo, Căzăcalia – Muscat Ottonel
Best red fortified wine
Požoga Gheorghe, Ciuculeț – Cabernet
Best white wine – Vitis Vinifera
1. Vasile Nicli, Congaz village – Pinot Gris
2. Sergiu Șpac, Peticeni village, Călărași district – Fetească Regală
Best white wine – hybrid varieties and Vitis labrusca
3. Valeriu Suruceanu, Cojușna village – Niagara/Cuderca
Best rosé wine
4. Temofei Pogor, Văsieni village, Ialoveni district – Busuioacă
Best red wine – Vitis vinifera
5. Ion Sarandi, Avdarma village, Comrat – Rară Neagră
Best red wine – hybrid varieties and Vitis labrusca
6. Grigore Sîrtmaci, Vulcănești – Zaibel
Best matured red wine
7. Tudor Șeptelici, Ungheni – Rară Neagră
Best sweet white wine
8. Iurie Belioglo, Cazaclia village – Muscat Ottonel
Best red fortified wine
9. Gheorghe Pojoga, Ciuciuleni village, Hîncești district – Cabernet
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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